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modelling of a piston

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Hoomanya

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Hi ,
To model a fluid chamber closed at one end, connected to a piston in 1D. I know that the piston can be modelled as a bar and I know the boundary conditions imposed as the boundary connected to the fluid. My question what the displacement (u) and velocity (v) and stress (sigma) are at the other end (not connected to the fluid). I would appreciate some quick responses.
 
Hoomanya,

This sounds like either a fluid mechanics problem, or an FEA problem, possibly involving a specific software package. Try posting this to an appropriate forum.

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JHG
 
If this is an acoustic problem, then a nearing model could be the Helmholtz resonator with no neck...
 
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